I am most concerned about that. If the legal position on copyright of AI code is decided in the future an audit or tracking of AI contributions in the codebase may be necessary to understand risk and exposure.
Granted you can't make people disclose AI assistance with 100% accuracy but I would expect a majority to comply.
It's one of his most 'standard', by-the-numbers films I think, and his first work with a studio. I feel like he played it safe but maybe that's fair enough as it was important to his career that it went well.
Last and First Men is an extended think piece about the possible future history of humankind, extending from the 1930s into the extreme far future, hundreds of millions of years from now.
Like the simultaneous turns, easy to play whilst travelling, simple ruleset and possibility to create your own maps. Good for a big range of ages I think.
Fire Team Elite developer Iron Studios delisted the game from the Switch eShop earlier this year, quietly informing players that, on August 5, 2026, its servers would be taken offline. That date has now been and gone, and not only does that mean you can no longer play the game’s online modes on Switch, since it was a Cloud version of the game, it means you can’t even play it alone offline.
What others suggest about aluminium/oxidisation sounds like best guess. Don't scrub too hard. Try a light acid like lemon or vinegar if to hand. If they don't work might need a special cleaner but at that point you might just want to keep it as is and use it for mucky jobs and get a new one for the kitchen.
There's no Hasbro Interactive PC game between 1993 and 1998 except 'Monopoly World Cup France 98 Edition'. There is a Monopoly by Westwood Studios, maybe it's that one.
I'd like to say neovim but if notepad++ is too complicated then neovim definately is. There are 'distributions' that give you a setup ready to go e.g. Lazyvim but you're still going to have to fiddle with it sometimes.
I don't think Lazyvim has any ai features out of the box.
If you are at all curious the 'Lazyvim for Ambitious Developers' book is a great way in and easy to skim through. Here's the chapter on ai which proves you have to turn it on to enable it:
I can't say for sure if the developers of neovim are using ai themselves for the codebase, I suspect they might be as they have made positive statements on it in the past. Love to hear if someone can confirm or not.
Can you start to document the css in the source? So someone touches something, right above it is a comment: 'this class used for all card layouts on these type pages' or some such. Then there's a chance to spot the danger, in code review at least.
I agree with others here: visual testing should be last result as it is brittle, sweeping and numbing.
The image does say the owner can request to undo
I am most concerned about that. If the legal position on copyright of AI code is decided in the future an audit or tracking of AI contributions in the codebase may be necessary to understand risk and exposure.
Granted you can't make people disclose AI assistance with 100% accuracy but I would expect a majority to comply.
This is first time I'm visiting a neodb site, had no idea this existed but glad it does!
I thought The Prestige to be very bad, particularly the plot. Laughable even.
It's one of his most 'standard', by-the-numbers films I think, and his first work with a studio. I feel like he played it safe but maybe that's fair enough as it was important to his career that it went well.
https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/olaf-stapledon/last-and-first-men
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke
Free print-and-play The Blob that Ate the City:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/367246/the-blob-that-ate-the-city
Like the simultaneous turns, easy to play whilst travelling, simple ruleset and possibility to create your own maps. Good for a big range of ages I think.
Please more people do this, in particular US posts
I'm pretty sure you could get this behaviour with just systemd timers and services, and careful configuration. You get logging for free also this way.
What others suggest about aluminium/oxidisation sounds like best guess. Don't scrub too hard. Try a light acid like lemon or vinegar if to hand. If they don't work might need a special cleaner but at that point you might just want to keep it as is and use it for mucky jobs and get a new one for the kitchen.
https://www.beacleaner.com/how-to-clean-oxidation-from-aluminum
Which Monopoly is that at no 10?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_video_games?wprov=sfla1
There's no Hasbro Interactive PC game between 1993 and 1998 except 'Monopoly World Cup France 98 Edition'. There is a Monopoly by Westwood Studios, maybe it's that one.
I gave up with boxes many years ago as it would not restore vms from snapshot reliably, something I use a lot.
I agree we should measure this. From what I understand we'd have a poor score to start with but you got to begin somewhere.
Lock, Stock was 1998, The Transporter 2002, Collateral 2004 though? Maybe I'm missing something.
A small but memorable role in Bladerunner 2049, been spotting him everywhere since!
13aug, 2 weeks!
I'd like to say neovim but if notepad++ is too complicated then neovim definately is. There are 'distributions' that give you a setup ready to go e.g. Lazyvim but you're still going to have to fiddle with it sometimes.
https://www.lazyvim.org/
I don't think Lazyvim has any ai features out of the box.
If you are at all curious the 'Lazyvim for Ambitious Developers' book is a great way in and easy to skim through. Here's the chapter on ai which proves you have to turn it on to enable it:
https://lazyvim-ambitious-devs.phillips.codes/course/chapter-16/
I can't say for sure if the developers of neovim are using ai themselves for the codebase, I suspect they might be as they have made positive statements on it in the past. Love to hear if someone can confirm or not.
Can you start to document the css in the source? So someone touches something, right above it is a comment: 'this class used for all card layouts on these type pages' or some such. Then there's a chance to spot the danger, in code review at least.
I agree with others here: visual testing should be last result as it is brittle, sweeping and numbing.
I like the idea as BASH is available everywhere but has terrible gotchas in its syntax plus at times is unreadable.
When I did some moderately complicated amber scripts I hit bugs. Also still some important features are missing.
So I'm keeping an eye on it but it's definately not ready for anything serious yet.
I am also watching https://oils.pub/ and hoping one or both of these projects succeed.